Sentence examples for sensibly make from inspiring English sources

"We think that you cannot sensibly make a judgement on that today.

And at the time, I indicated that there cuts that we could sensibly make that would not damage our economy, would not impede growth.

One quoted experts saying that "most Hong Kong residents will sensibly make up their own minds about the situation and will support the special administrative region's lawful governance".

A Labour party spokesman said: "Labour are very clear that this is not a decision we could or should sensibly make now.

Mr. Salazar sensibly made clear that the moratorium will not be lifted en masse and that each of the idled rigs will have to meet the new specifications.

On the foreign front, Mr Berisha sensibly made sure that, despite large and restless Albanian ethnic minorities in Serbia and Macedonia, Albania proper kept out of the Balkan cockpit.

Unlike Toshiba, which is sensibly making its deepest cuts in high-cost Japan, Fujitsu will make 11,400 of its 16,400 cuts overseas, dumping the foreigners, in time-honoured Japanese fashion, to protect more expensive jobs at home.

But the narrative sensibly makes way for the music, and while the band is augmented by a few backup singers and musicians, the Rascals don't hide behind them.

His mother, Mary, used to worry about how he would cope after her death and sensibly made him move into his own flat; she died a few years ago, and Baldwin is managing.

Before the invasion of Kuwait by Saddam Hussein's forces in 1990, the emirate had sensibly made a point of buying an array of weapons (much of which it had little intention of ever using) from the US, the UK, France, China and the Soviet Union – an insurance policy certified by all five permanent members of the UN security council.

Due to the differing methodologies, direct comparisons between results obtained with the LUMPS and ARM methods are most sensibly made at reduced spatial scales.